Material Planning

What the netting run decided, ranked by what each exception costs. The run itself is Supply Chain’s — these are its records seen from the plant.

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• Planning Workbench What a planner actually opens: not four thousand planned orders, but the exceptions ranked by what each one co
• Supply Plans The netting runs, seen from the plant. Supply Chain owns the engine — a second one would be a second answer to
• Planned Orders What the run proposed. Firming a make proposal here creates the works order and records why — which is the one
• Planning Exceptions What the run wants somebody to look at. A run that produced four thousand orders and no exceptions has told no
• Planning Decisions Why a planner firmed a proposal early, split it, or moved it. The planning table records that it was firmed; o
• Low-Level Codes The deepest level each item appears at, which is what makes a netting run process components after their paren

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